Slopshipping

The product that ships is better than the product that doesn't. This is not a compromise—it's a recognition that ideas trapped in your head, in your notes, in your "almost ready" folder, are worth exactly nothing. The world only responds to things that exist.

Slopshipping is the deliberate practice of releasing imperfect products into the world. Not from carelessness, but from understanding that velocity compounds and perfection paralyzes. Every day you don't ship is a day you don't learn.

The economics are borrowed from dropshipping—launch fast, let the market validate, iterate only on what survives. The tools are vibe-coded, generated through conversation with AI rather than labored over in isolation. The philosophy is aluminum: your product serves its purpose. It does not need to be precious.

Ship the thing. Observe what happens. Repeat until something resonates, or doesn't. Either outcome contains information more valuable than another week of refinement.